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.'N't.TaIBE.P.. 5027.] TRI - 1-1 PATR ft OVA L. OR URN-LAW. is. PRESENT EVENTING, oa. 24, 1608, Will be performed A BOLD SI'ItOKE .FOR A WIFE. • Colonel fcignweil, Mr. BANNISTER ; • Freeiihni,,,ZAr PUTNAM Obadiah Pr:in, DOWTON ; Modelove, Mr. P 1-7 N Y ; r. W E W rrz F. K ; Pernivf,iikle, Mr. iIIA THE WS ; Sack but, Mr l'A LM 11R ; Simon Pure, Mr. RUSSELL; : Mrs.*Prinl, Mrs. ,S PA RKS Anne Lovely, Miss MELLON. • - w ITH BLUE BEA-IRD • Or, I'ENtA LE CURIOSITY-. Abornelique (Blue Beard), Mr. RAYMOND ; Mr. MATHEWS ; I. SMITH; ' Shacabac, Mr. BANNISTER; Nlassan, Mr. SUM - YEN 4 . Fatima, Airs. MOUNTAIN ; Irene, Miss LYON ; - 13eda, Mrs. BLAND. The Dance, Composeby • d Mr. GVILLE. $ BOXCS u's. Second P ; G• r.ce 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Second Pr i ce • U rr r Gallery is. Second ric e Mulvey tc. ' 's e e Places for the Boxes, tu~betakenot.alr. Spring, avtf l e.B ox -• Office, Russell- s t reet . The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Half past Six. To-moriow, the Comedy of The Constant Couple; or, • •A Trip to the Jubilee ; Ivit-li the Grand Romance of Blue Beard ; or, Female Curiosity. On i „ Vennesciay, the Comedy of The Way to Win Him. 0 Thursday, the Operatic Drama of The Travellers ; It '°Yah.. Mr. Br -ham (bettig liN 'first appear dace this season); , with the Comic Drama of Three and•the- Deuce. .:" I : N HE KING'S THEATittz.,:HAY-MARKET. CU- , MORROW EVENING, Oct. 25, 1808', A. will be performed MCYI.JRNING B RIDE. Zara, Mrs:. SILWONS, WITH Boxes 6s,'FLITCH OF BACON. Seco tP ric e • —Pit 35. 6d.. Second Price 35. _ lit 3). Place. Second Price IS. Otlicees tor the Boxes to be &ken of 'Mr. Brandon, at. the •in the ilay-inarket. 4 ..:0a (a. Ladies itlid . Gentlem e n arc requested to order 'their chtne sea ilo wn • an d take up with their horses' heads towards Pall -Mall. Sir On Wednesday, the Comedy of The Man.of the World.; Pertinak N'tilesvoophant, Mr. Cooke. On account of th e g,4ar overflow :rum every part of the Theatre :ast Thursday night, tLe "Tragedy of The Qamester *ill be repeated 011 l'nursnay net: • ! Ott f riday, the Comic Operant . The Woodman. A new Opera, with entirely new S,enes, Dreses, and De:. 'rotations is in preparatiou, and will be produced trrbe.. diately. • VETERENARY pROFESSOR begin his Course • - •ot LECTUREN or tie ANATOMY; , anti I , rl'rilo LOG the 110 RS t'„ on ‘VEUN ES DAN' the 2ct of November, at Tw,lve o'Clock. Vetermairy coliew, Ott. 74,, 168 S, , THIS is to call the Consideralion of a Gentleman who lett leis Residence in Linnirni on 'vedilesday fire tzill instant, that the W.:llt of a Coillinunicaiion with him, of tii~ th,rs is CimoVefiled as a jOila will ",hied 1 114 Frieuns to tilateria, and ii,nce It is hoped, therefore. that whether he re mains in'tiris Country, or goes Ahr. air, he will atiincl an op- Toftuility Cominunication with R ENTC PRIZE WINE. H PORT, .4 Wiau that will, if merely siipers,de the drinking of Portugal. Wine. —lt Vossesses all its richness, with the strength and flavour of a tyi t tirunily ; .and although the Captors submit to a disposal of 4 low p7ice (from the quantity on hand), the ViariThasers b) no Hi • ti • • -1- * •••liis in terior iv any French Wine. Up_ ward, ; t,l ) oizo dozen of the above to be disp .sed of (the rest_ottvtre of oo , ) , iozci - .),With a qu ntiiy ofexcellent French White at per dozen, and 7o dozen Madeira, .at 755. per ozen, botties A pplication s tp be made to Mr. A. Tod, Army 'endPrize %ter,L YlCC. geilt * 35. Gnat Tuitou-sir::et, Cone •tr •et Westinin "' .A. NOBLLVAN or GENTLEMAN luis A :tr , !w an Opportunill, by 'appyhig to Mr.* - George r ° ~"t s i -Looking .Glass Manufacturer, No. 7,_.Charing of purchasing a Quantity of iI 1'1.E.1) I'ORT aou Sul: that I.as beet. neirly Eight Yet:l's theyood; also t e i n -ant tlY of very fine Pale Sherry, the pmperry . of G el)- -."11 ` -- The price 465. and 48s. ver I.)o . L.,Botties inc.:l'll(l4cl. A CUIDE TO THE LAKES. r publishe In t Th Dae uree Volumes, is Imo y w : th e e Second.Editi d, o'n, price _ • inboards, LLITHIIS from ENGLAND. ':ny. Don MA ter_ro Pr 'Q r -med NUE L FII 1 ALVAR 1, i 2 ELLA.me, I - llutst, Rees, and Or Paternos w, ott . , atZ " Of the romantic Scenery about the Lakes we bare here 4trll irabledes c ripti m i. We folio Ned our Traveller with Freat vleasure throughout the whole pt . this excursion: the u4r rative is very lively, and entertaining. The suofret Pears to be quite eoicgenial to the taste of toe W:10 31fews a delie.itc.pereeptiln'frf .the sublimity sod pieturesqt:e beauty of tins delightful. region. We ,be.itow on tots part 1, 41. the work . (Air unqualiti;:d praise; and recommend' It, to -cur readers as the best account we have met ,with of a part of the Country which has beert the suhjett of so Many yokuines ' 4 sttlesctiption."—Edin. Rev. No. 22. Dr. I AMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. ... CAUTION. • . . •.WI-lEREAS BENJAMIN PER4IN has. 6b- ' trotted him Sell upon the Public , aS - " the original and "° 4 .,1y pericat" who ever prepared the,Fever .."owder and Arm lepl- . 1 , 1 . .., .. Ills for , h . 6 l ate Dr. James,. they will be enabled to -- 3ucu re .,,, . , h e - , a ; V;,_,ls:mares pretensions - when they are informed that vet.%-i,tir.',..nour,:r in the.. Dodoes garden, at Lambeth, attic. Li s p r - lit ' s 'alAs per week, and afteroards employed to make rip iiVere i t t . ,', k lt ; ',.. e i Pgredients - of which were weiglicd cut and de ' 'ti v iertsi t - i i i' a i n ny ill mass. tur that puri oar ;,. and that he never part ot the process of the Fever Powder, to will h lie bot Ahaleptic Pills owe their , peculiar efficacy. -It e l L T . :n (l , cm, therefore, •that Mr. Perrin's are not Dr. j r arri h e-. Ins ; and tip Public will determine ‘vitat degree of c -e( - 1 : is to be given to one who has a .serted,.th:it he was the -.. ;eoir)iagriiiiiagl 4nel only person" .who aver assisted lir. Jaihes in his Powder, when .t appears that the Fact' Pow_ :pier was.prepared many years before he worked for Dr. lames, ,11 , ,.1•.yefi ileti..r: • be was barn. The Ana.eptic Pills ;which u , • iairi,s. coatri ve t t as a reme d y f or i ii ttisel f ,,and which p . c- i-red his life to an advanc;:d age) are admirably calr.ulided I to: Disordvt of the Stomach and Bowels, and for t he Head- i ,•' - '-'-hf and other bad eff,-tts of frees living ; 'at . , also tnr Ititeu.. Thlti c , 'bilious, and Gouty .Complaints: they .gently open : V'ie pores, by night, and the - body by day, and are excellent coids;and slight Feye:s, and should rever be- omitted at , Leq-tiine,ater any excess of eatirigor drinking. . ; - .„ c )1, 1: Dilly by F. Newbery and Son, i,r,.). 45, F. 4 • !':all's ti l ' ul l!-Yard, London ; arAl at Ur.-lantes's late HouNe, in i large ; in Boxes , price 45. bd. emit,- or six in one 4 Fg e 80, price 11. 0. Duty included, ' • ' . , tr-a PObserve th at t h e words, '• F. Nowbery, No. 45; st. 4111 ''' , " are enfavc(liu the Stamps. . .. I , . „ , i ~j , i . 0 G D A .1, OCTOBER. 24 ) 1808. SALES, Br,',. M - ANSION AND ;STATE, I - 16NTS. PO BE SOLD, by Mr. WEBB, of Saliibury, abut 7.,1. a Year, with - a ..Ma..or of Freehold, :31:d about 3001. of Losehold, In a very mipectable.Neighbonr hood, with. good Roads. The liouse . is tit for the Residence of a'tniddte.sized Fa mily ; it is capable of considerable Improvement, is in the Centre'of the Flanrs Iluht , and the Stabling is excellent. More adjoining Property may be had, if requited. NAIT-OFFICE, Oct. 14, ~308. T HE PRINCIPAL ONICERS and COM.: AIu6wATERs Gf H,' Alafaity's Navy do hereby give Arutice, tba: on Thursd4, t o 27tli,iostant, at One o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as May be willing t; con.. traa for supplying, His Majes t y's several Yards with the un. dermentioned Articles, viz. BLINTIN, and Colours 'and Flags made of Buntin' and Linen, and also Linen for inakittg Colours and flags. Forms of the Teners may be seen at this Office. No Tender will he received after Twelve o'Clock the Daffy of Treaty, nor a'y noticed, unles; the Parfy, or an Agent for attends. • VICTU4ILLING-01•7 7 1C.E, Oct:. is, 1808. THE COZIEVISSIONERS'for VICTUALLING " .2 " 111/1.7E57'1": NAVY do hereby give Notice That ea Thuriday, the 7th inst. they will be ready to receive Tenders, in wrilink(sealed up), and treat for suck 4ttantities Q ER E C S ES, fit for the purl)°s,. GI snaking Tight and My Catkr, as the respective Pers.ns who ytuk, Proposuls . contract to dello° into the VictUalling Stores at Deptford, P;irtorouto, and Pej•m3atb; in tucispr6pviliiis as shalt Yhte,,lter be determined upon, one-half by the 3 tst October 1809,- att,i the other half 6y the 3rot of 7.znuaty following ; to be paid forty Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days after. date. Tie Con. of the Cantraas may be urn at the Secretary': o, i 4 sce. N.B. No Tender Icr a Jets quantiy than Ten Thousand Staves. be admitted. • No regard will 6e bad to any Tender in which the Price :La/ not t e irnterted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before Oh? o'clock on the said Thursday, the 27th in. sta l l, nor unless the Person -who makes the Tender, or some Pelson on his behalf, attendt a to answer, called-jor. THE GRAND TRUNK CANAL, PROVIDENT IN sTrruTioN, BRITISH FIRE-OEIIOE SHAREs, AND*SHEERNESS PI • R BONDS. .MONTHLY SALE. 13y ' Mr. SCOTT, • On Friday, November 4, at Grraway's, 'THE I RENT and MERSEY, or Grand Trunk .11. Navigation. Three Shares in this established, excel_. lent, and improving enficern ; the Dividends have stealily advanced to 401 per Share clear per anilum, and its advan tages expected to increase. •SH EER NE SS PIER BONDS, one of .7ocd. ,g Ditto at 2col. regularly paid half-yearly. BRITISH t I RE-0 F F ICE, Two Shares. 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A System of Chemistry, by Murray, Leiturer on Chetnistty, anti on Nl.itcrta anri.l i narinacy Eco bu,git. tss 4-yois price zi. zs. in boards. 2.4. "Dire Nltw:loar Motions of the I Italian Body, by john t;:tr,:lay, M. D.- Lectkuer on.Asiltorny, F-ellow'Of the kepi CoileAu and of tik. rfiCt: 12..1..)L141d5. On Siittpl.ty, Oct. 29, iSa3, wilt b puhlishcii, pike i5..6(1. .(7•0 Pt: continual every •fottnight),, klandsomelyprinted in Itoyalt3ino. on a beantifo,l Wove P.tpei, mon with an F. trout New Type, cast ou purposc: fir tile Wolk. each' N umber coincning 72 1.)-n;eb ot Utter -1)-ress, • N U M ILE K L. of T/3 E BREAKFAST` e I'ABCE;.or Ladies' Pocket library: which will contain—original Essa).s,•Nar ratives, 13ioAraphy, &c. Literary ; Theatrical Re trosped ; Medicina Doffiestica ; and, Elegant SeleCltons in. Verse: tii,c tist Department will be paged distinti front file kirnier part of the Wolk, for tile hug poste of bindingepu rately, it Number will be given a correel Coloured En graving of the Ladies' fa«hioits• Loudon: Printed fur Slterwood, .Neely, and tones, to, I'atern6ster•r u ,c ; ; Hatchard, aiiity; Chappie, ; Tiprr, Leadenliall-LtriNt iAtid ;hay b lead of all Dooksctrieri, of,t11: . VICTUALLING-OFFICE, , • • Oct. 20, 1808. THE COIIIMISSIONERSJor VICTUALLTYG' lii; Majesy's Navy do hereby give Ml;ce, That on Thursday next, the 2.7111 Instant, -they will be ready to receive 7:(ndeps in Tuskin g ("sealed up), • and treat for One Thowsand Quas ter: of New Pslt, and Five Hundred tZiartets of New ql,se.cirifti AMBER MALT; and also fur Two Ilandsei Thou:rand Gl//;ms of WEST INDIA RUM;. to 6e delivesed one-half thereof in a Fortnight: and the 'hither half in a Foftnigbt• afierwards, into.llis Majesty's Viaualling Stores at Deptfad ; the Rum to be delivered from ,the Bond:-d Warehouses at the Pvrt of Lendon; and :be whole to be paid for by Bias, pafable, with Interest, ninety' days after date. The Conditions of the Coniraasntvibe seen at the Svcretary's' Office. - N. 13. No Tender will be admitted. fora less quantity th.gz Ten Th,usand Gahoni of Rum. Nu regard will be had to any Tender in wh . lch" the hire shall not be inserted in 'roods at length, or that shall not be • delivered to the Board before One o'Clal o. a 'thr said. Thursday next, itt the Penton who makes Nye Tender, ca' .tome person on bit bebal . f, attendt, to answer, when called fur. TR if NSPuRT OFFICE, Sept. 22, [bog. THE COMMI3SIOXERS fir Condre3 : ing His MAJESTY': TRA kiPOR,T S ERF ICE, for taking eart.of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the care and custody of Prito"ers of 11 / Jr; do hersby gi've Notice, That ibcy vill be y o ly at this 0/,Wee, on Tuesday the 25th day of Otlober, t Ba, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons, as may be quilling to contrail fr Building and Complete(y Pinishing of a NAVA L HO S VITA L intended to be erkled at Yarmouth, M ,the County o f N o , f o lk . Terder will be receitiPd. after One o'Clock on lb? Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless_ the Party, or an Agent for him, posottaky attend. Each Tender must be acc , mtanied by a Letter frm s two ref , ectable Persons engaging to bei.4'nze bound vitli.thf Po , tendeting, in ati• ::in of io,oool. for the due perfornwiee of the Contract. Derignc and Particulars of :be Works, it: addition ro those be fui stgn, may be inskeikd at this Office, , ALEX..IIPLE.4Y, Sec. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Oa. q, Is_,,s( 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA -s- , JESTP s ORDNANCE, de hfreby give Notice, That 7'eoposats will be received at their Office, is p all Mall, on or before AL:74:3 , , the 14. th day of Mrl...ember next; from such' Per sons 'as may be willing to ,undertake the Supply nj lios IE RY ARTICLES by Service -,;_f this Department, : for a period of .7 hro Yeari, cs.neme,:cing feum - the tst of .7.sisseary next. : Patterns of the A tides may be s,Sen upon application at the Princip o g7Svrekeeppr'sObice. in the Tower, where further Par ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of th< Contract; may be known, a*d also at the Secretary's Odice, in Pall 4411, esjoresaid,' atty. ay', between the hours of Tea and Four o'dock,' !where also-l 61! Proposals trust be delivered,, sealed up, and est dorsed, "PS oposals jar 1-I()Siery Articles ;" but nO Proposal can be admitted after the said i4rb day of Novent7;er, at Twelve o'Cloek at Noon of the same day, neither will au Tenakr be no ticed, seder the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf,. .shall attend. 1}• Order tAtI.4J3 ard, R. H. CREW, Sectetary. » , - • , ' ',..„lzi.j.i.fil.'ef' Air•,,,.. , - ~S,, :ter r .t,I , ~444. ~i t v . --1/4,. ..c7-tts,:° ) • _.,,,,. 1,,,, * 4' ' \: 0 ., 7,Z,f, . .„,.,,Xs' ..... -.0., t ~_ LI'RICE ;;;O:PNC• SP~II A'. JUSTI:2ICATION TO THE srANlsn NATIO - OF THE CONDUCT O,F THE CAPTAIN-GittiERAL OF ANDA". LUSIA TOWARDS DUPONT AND THE. GTHEit. FRENCAI GLN.ERALS. Having repeatedly received anonymon l etters- from various dines of Spain,'and even tram Madrid, insisting ttat nay honour and the national juitic4 and service' required the extermination of DoroNT acid • the Dther French Getiel'als ; some adding also, that this .bloody sentence should have, been executed upon all the :prisoners ; I deem it incumbent Upon me to avow the reasons which led rite not to accede to such cruel desires,_ and to oppose vigorously their being carried iutd e&t . - cution.- ." I confess that the first of these ananymous tern, by their bad writing and coarse style, appeAred to, me to proceed frdm persons low,' ignorant, mil habituated to crimes, who delight only in the ethision of hUman.hlood ; ,hut, at the same time, the ele.etnt . stvleand the consistent reasoning employed in others • of those letters, Coevinced me that those opinjons were - adopted, by persons not without in'formiition and education : so that I could not but douht the justness of my own notions; being so oodesite to theirs. But I shall no;w state them' simply; th...t they may be duly apprecieted•by all, " In the first place, I do not execute, or desire to execute, the supreme power ; and it was t he Juut.l of Seville, which, for weighty reasons; riot fit for the pphlic ear, suspended the transportation of Dupos-e and the other French Generals. I 1 - pd only to obey ; for it •is not, in my charader or manner of thinking ever to resist a constituted authority, winch can on ly occasion civil dissentions, Coe greatest evil a natiol can softer, and which I shall never spare any saCri.! floes to avoid. But independently of this substantial reason for my cotione , iow Could I ever _adopt so - atrociook VeligCaffee,.ad which must draw after it such me - - lancholy and horrible consequences ? " If ' Mot AT; DUPONT; JUNOT—if the 'troops they cornanlnd have committed rakes, robberies, and murders,_titid have violated the temples, these eels have been committed either without or with the or ders-of their Sovereign. In the 'first case, he will punish them ; " - and in the second, if we punish them, noti,catching the,perpetrators in the fat, and punishing violence by violence, but after they have surrendered theirarms - on the faith of a capit_ i tda:io n ti o , t • granted by-the only legitimate auth or i ty , i n t In; case NAPohEON wo"uld 'not fail to ex erc i se the right of retaliation, and consequently all th ose w ou ld be the victims of his rage whom his base ,policy d wish to preserve. The sanguinary execution s which would follow, would make the whole nation bitter ly lament, even-those included who had demanded' the punishment of Duroti'r. Every one would Say then, I no doubt, 4 You, MORLA, with your yetrs, Study, and experience, ought. to have fore=, seen the - melancholy re ult of our- wishes ; how could you accede to them? lid you. not perceiee that they were produced by the'disgusting asped of French atrocities, and the continual declamations Of a n unthinki ng - populace, who are unable to com bine, who see not the tendencies of thifigs, and aro always guided by Erst impressions? If you foresaw this, you were a traitor ; it not, you we * a fool.' It is this want of combining ideas, :111., habit - of giving way to first impressions, which ucLasion the' popolace, and, most of all, the women, to treat the, prisoners ill in all wars : not being themselves expos ed to reprisals, they do not foresee - what the enemy, may inflid'upoti the brave and *honourable soldier who defends them. But they who are themselves exposed to suffer the cruelty, of the enemy, are themselves generOus and humane. Our champions of Laylen, who had faced the Most violent attaCk's of , the.enemy—who saw their companions dead be fore them, or uttering their last -groans—who were covered with their own blood,' and had been eye witue.,ses of the depravity and iniquity of the ene my : no sooner had Duenst and his army thrown down their arms, than theSe very men laid aside their anger, furnished them with wagons, _and magnanimously fed them with their own hands. This is the cited; produced by the idea.of being. ex-. posed to a similar situation. But .on the contrary, people removed from the seat of war—they who are exempt from military duties, and who avoid them and fly from them through pusillanimity—they en deavour to display the valour which -they have nor, by bravaJoes and by canvassing military operations, giving it to be understood that in them are to thund more skill and valoUrp; these are they, wl.> feeling the valour of a hangman, wish to - supply 11:s plike, by exterminating those Whom their generous countrymen have conquered ; being eager to execu'e those whom military force has_vanquiShed. Thee 'too are the persons. who, on the present occasien, 'have - stripped the vanquished ; net, in the:noble de sign of furnishing the Stair: with the mon . s of col,- Ainu•ing 'the, war . , nor w ith the just inteatioti of turning the plunder lawfnl but to appropriate to themseiveslthe booty, in defiance .. .of all laW and prObity. Happily it Only the lowest of the populace who in this respeet depart from the CharaCterisiic nobleness and generosity of the Spanish 'Peoplq. Not insult the vanquished, not to avenge injuries on _ :the fallen, arid to ,forgive the, prostrate; are .vinnes . itide4ble, On the,,,Spanish heart. • It is. only rou:ed vice, the wretchedness resulting frO) the worst of edneaiion, and the grossest stupidity, _which are .able to etEtee On the contrary, since the intro; b uaion of .the Christian religion,andtheciviliiation spread by that luminous torch of divinity over she seled of man kind—after having recognized the precept, to Nee our: enemies, all .the nations which have obeyed it, - have laid aside the cruelties and barbarities practised in_War before that time. To be massacred, mutilat ed, or .enslaved, was then the common- fate of